Hi, I have a continuous curve pattern which I want to generate in Grasshopper, I was wondering if anyone can help me with it:
It would be even better if it can be generated inside a curve, for example a hexagon (as shown) and optionally inside a square or triangle, but that does not matter.
The main concern is generating this in Grasshopper.
Thank you.
Might want to look at Parakeet plugin. Has a lot of default patterns that are easy to experiment with. Think it also comes with a lot of example files.
I don’t think that Parakeet will help you with the continuous curve portion of the problem though.
Yes, I think I am better off making it in Rhino, I am not able to figure it out
What are you trying to do? Recreate the infill pattern of a 3D printer?
Yes, I actually managed to create a curve shape, but I cannot make 1 curve rather than hundreds of curves, do you know how to fix this?
It is to 3D print.
Pattern.gh (10.5 KB)
You have not internalized the curve container. The file is useless.
Creating a patterned infill is a complex undertaking. Why don’t you just rely on the slicer’s infilling algorithm?
Very sorry, here it is internalized, I am printing in clay, so I cannot rely on normal infill unfortunately
Pattern.gh (164.9 KB)
Flatten the points coming out of the Discontinuity component.
Thanks, sorry for being silly
